Bitcoin ETPs have launched in the UK, while a French politician wants to introduce a national Bitcoin treasury.
A new tariff announcement by President Trump sent the crypto market into a downward spiral while a European nation bought Bitcoin for the first time ever.
Bitcoin closed another month in the green, Bitcoin ETFs are crushing it, and Deutsche Bank sees Bitcoin as a potential reserve asset for central banks.
The Fed cut interest rates by 25 basis points, giving Bitcoin a nice price boost, while BlackRock is considering tokenizing its ETFs.
Despite Fed Chair Jerome Powell’s dovish tones, Bitcoin closed out the month a leg lower, while Brazil and Japan committed to taking a closer look at Bitcoin.
Bitcoin reached another all-time high, while Trump signed an Executive Order to allow crypto in 401(k)s.
We’re getting more legislative clarity for digital assets in the U.S.
It happened again: Bitcoin reached a new all-time high.
Bitcoin may soon be used as collateral for mortgages in the U.S., the U.S. Senate passed a vital bill proposal to regulate stablecoins, and we have another Bitcoin treasury company, ProCap BTC.
While Bitcoin was busy hitting a new all-time high on Bitcoin Pizza Day, an increasing number of public companies are buying Bitcoin for their balance sheets.
As Bitcoin moves past the $100,000 mark, new Bitcoin treasury companies are emerging as it becomes increasingly evident that every business should hold BTC on its balance sheet.
